Then feed an hacked boot image using tftpboot.
Theoretically the NetConsole is exploitable on the local network: just run Clunc and wait for a LaCie to be powered on, you will get a NetConsole prompt. I was able to boot the device from the U-Boot NetConsole: This is the output of help and printenv commands. See the notes about the NetConsole on the old LaCie model. I used this Clunc snapshot, downloaded from the Git repository. The boot loader U-Boot waits some time before booting, for a special LaCie UDP magic packet (see the message Waiting for LUMP on the serial console), if it receives it from an host, it will enter a special remote console, communicating on port 6666 UDP. It is possible to have a boot prompt without using the serial port.
